Delimitation Commission<\/a> suggests huge Kunzer and Tangmarg – while the existing Sangrama constituency has been merged with Tangmarg.\u00a0 As per the proposal of the Delimitation Commission, as shared by the Tribune, Baramulla has got two new constituencies – Kunzer and Tangmarg – while the existing Sangrama constituency has been merged with Tangmarg.<\/p>\n The Delimitation Commission has submitted mega changes in the assembly constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir, generating dissatisfaction among the Kashmiri people.<\/p>\n The commission has proposed a new constituency Trehgam in the Kupwara district and added Kralpora tehsil to the Karnah constituency.<\/p>\n Similarly, the Shangus constituency has been divided between Anantnag East and Lernoo constituencies in south Kashmir.<\/p>\n Chanpora is the new constituency comprising the whole Chanpora tehsil in the Srinagar district.\u00a0\u00a0Hom Shali Bug constituency has also been obliterated from the Kulgam district.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is shocking to see that the Delimitation Commission has made such an inconvenient and illogical proposal. By removing Sangrama and adding it with Tangmarg, you have created a huge inconvenience for the voters,\u201d a political leader from Sangrama said, and added, \u201cIt is disempowering and anti-people proposal,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the National Conference summarily rejected the draft working paper made available by the Delimitation Commission to the associate members on February 4.<\/p>\n A detailed response will follow after the party has had time to discuss the implications of what has been proposed.<\/p>\n Mixed reactions with mostly criticism follow delimitation by the people of Jammu and Kashmir<\/a><\/p>\n Omar Abdulla retweeted this comment.<\/p>\n JKNC summarily REJECTS draft working paper made available by Delimitation Commission to associate members on February 4th, 2022.<\/p>\n — JKNC (@JKNC_) February 5, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n